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Pierced Rock (Rocher-Perce), Gaspe

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Landmark

Experience firsthand one of the world's largest natural arches in water at Pierced Rock (Rocher-Perce). Adventurous tourists like to head out during low tide to visit the rock up close (although doing so is at your own risk because of slippery ground). If you do not feel like traveling to the rock, you can view the attraction clearly from the shore and the pier. Or take a cruise on the water which circles the rock and often includes a tour guide offering some interesting facts about it. Work out when and for how long to visit Pierced Rock (Rocher-Perce) and other Gaspe attractions using our handy Gaspe travel itinerary maker.

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TheDeviatingBlonde

We stayed at a hostel and drove to perce for the day, such a lovely place if the weather is nice. There are so many shops, things to do and see, trails to walk on. If you time it right you can even wa... more »
Jessica L

Je suis persuadée que la place a beaucoup a offrir. Cependant en 2 semaines aucune journée de soleil que de le pluie! Aucune photo possible trop de brume. more »

I am convinced that the place has a lot to offer. However in 2 weeks no day of sunshine to the rain! No photo-possible too much mist.

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andelis-4954

C'est un lieu incontournable si on fait le Tour de la Gaspésie . Il me semble qu'on ne peut pas le dissocier de l'Ile de Bonaventure , avec ses miliers de fous de Bassan qui nichent , avant de migrer ... more »

It is a must if you do the Tour of Gaspésie. It seems to me we can't disassociate Bonaventure Island, with its thousands of crazy of gannets that nest, before moving later this year. Leave early, with the boat approaching a little of the rock, geological wonder, do the tour of the island and there and spend the day. See also the House of the fisherman with the history that is linked to this. Be a great friend this is my case and still contact her, it's the icing on the cake! I went end of September 2014, to see the leaves turn red, it was a bit too early.

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